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1 5 3rd Conference on Operational Maritime Law September 2015 AGENDA Vers. 01/September Monday, 21 September Registration TBD Icebreaker Location: Officers Mess IESM; Dress Code: smart casual (no jeans, no tie); sponsored by COE CSW 1

2 Tuesday, 22 September Registration Welcome address COE CSW Welcome address PRT Opening Keynote Speech Coffee-Break/Group Photo Rescue and Assistance at Sea CAPT DEU N Jan C. Kaack, Director COE CSW RADM PRT N António Maria Mendes Calado, Admiral Director of Staff VADM USA N Foggo, COM U.S. 6th Fleet; COM Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO Lead: CAPT USA N (ret.) Brian Wilson, Deputy Director, Global Maritime Operational Threat Response Coordination Center, Washington D.C. Location: IESM; Conference Dress Code: MIL-daily working uniform (office), CIV - business attire The Legal Basis of Search and Rescue Use of Force Issue in Search and Rescue Search and Rescue and the Praxis for Warships CAPT USA CG Patrick McGuire, Chief, Office of Maritime and International Law, U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters, Washington, D.C. CDR USA CG Cassie Kitchen, Military Professor, Stockton Center for the Study of International Law, U.S. Naval War College, Newport CDR USA CG (ret.) Rick Button, Chief, Coordination Division U.S. Coast Guard; Secretary, National Search and Rescue Committee, Washington D.C Use of Force during Rescue Ops Law of Armed Conflict Neutral and Enemy Vessels in Professor CDR DEU N (res.) Wolff Heintschel von Naval Warfare Heinegg, University Frankfurt/Oder Lecture Social Program Dress Code: Casual 2

3 Wednesday, 23 September 2015 (Morning) Law Enforcement on the High Seas The Legal Basis for Law Enforcement on the High Seas including Articles 91, 110 UNCLOS Lead: Mr. Wayne Raabe, USA Department of Justice, Washington D.C. Mr. Wayne Raabe The U.S. Coast Guard Practice of the Boarding of Unflagged Vessels Coffee-Break CDR USA CG Scott Herman, Chief, Coast Guard Response Law Division Office of Maritime and International Law Weapons of Mass Destruction: Operational and Legal Aspects Mr. Erik Anderson, National Counterproliferation Center, Virgina (TBC) Break-out Session 1 for Non-Lawyers; Lecture An Academic Perspective on Stateless Vessels Relevant International Law and Cases Identification of Criteria for Stateless Vessels; Consensus on Article 91 UNCLOS Maritime Law Disputes on the Horizon Maritime Law Disputes on the Horizon Legal Issues and Operational Classifications of UUVs - A Brief Summary for Operators Professor Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg Dr. Ian Ralby, Adjunct Professor of Maritime Law and Security, Africa Center for Strategic Studies, National Defense University, Washington D.C. CAPT USA CG Andrew Norris, Robert J. Papp, Jr., Professor of Maritime Security, U. S. Naval War College, Newport Lecture Break-out Session 2 for Non-Lawyers; Lecture 3

4 Wednesday, 23 September 2015 (Afternoon) The Mining of International Straits Lead: Professor CDR USA N (ret.) Sean Henseler, Maritime Staff Operators Course, College of Operational and Strategic Leadership, U.S. Naval War College, Newport The U.S. Perspective Professor Sean Henseler Mining of Straits and Civil Shipping Mr. Sebastian Hons, Managing Director Marine Risk and Quality, Bremen Coffee-Break Mining in Wartime and Peacetime Professor Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg Legal Possibilities for Counter Reactions "Law Lovers' Speed Dating" CDR DEU N (res.) Dr. Joerg Schildknecht, Networking Session LT USA N Rebecca Dickey, LEGADs COE CSW Table 1 Assistance Entry CAPT DEU N (res.) Uwe Althaus, Chief LEGAD OpLaw, DEU Navy HQ Table 2 Naval Warfare Professor Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg Table 3 South China Sea Dr. Ian Ralby Table 4 TBD CDR USA CG Cassie Kitchen Table 5 War on Terror Mr. Brian Wilson Table 6 Search and Rescue Mr. Rick Button Table 7 Bunkering in the EEZ Professor Loureiro Bastos, Lisbon Law School, University of Lisbon 1900 Dinner Event Dress Code: Business Casual (jacket/tie, short cocktail dresses or equivalent), 1900 leave time 4

5 Thursday, 24 September Unmanned Underwater Vehicles Lead: CAPT USA CG Andrew Norris Problematic of UUVs in International Law, Overview Coffee-Break Professor Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg // CAPT USA CG Andrew Norris The South China Sea and the Territorial Expansion of China Dr. Ian Ralby Break-out Session 3 for Non-Lawyers; Lecture and Discussion Problematic of UUVs in International Law, Legal Analysis Professor Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg // CAPT USA CG Andrew Norris Criteria to Define UUVs as Ships/ Warships Freedom of Navigation Lead: Professor Loureiro Bastos The Evolution of the Freedom of Navigation Concept Professor Loureiro Bastos The U.S. Freedom of Navigation Program Professor Sean Henseler TBD CAPT USA CG Patrick McGuire Freedom of Navigation OPS in the South China Sea Closing Keynote Speech: The Importance of the Freedom of Navigation Farewell VADM PRT N José Manuel Silva Carreira, Military Judge of the Supreme Court of Justice CAPT DEU N Jan C. Kaack, Director COE CSW 5